New answers tagged textures
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The unity standard assets contains a projector game object, material, and shader. Just drag into your scene, reposition, drag material into projector, and drag image into shader “cookie” field.
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Be sure you have something like this in your code:
Game(1)
{
Content.RootDirectory = "Content";
sContent = Content;
}
In the book "Learn 2D Game Development with C#" on page 43 they left that out.
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Well, for my bullet hole shader I find the issue to remove the transparent alpha effect by changing my "Blend" with your "Blend OneMinusSrcAlpha SrcAlpha".
// Upgrade NOTE: replaced '_Projector' with 'unity_Projector'
// Upgrade NOTE: replaced '_ProjectorClip' with 'unity_ProjectorClip'
Shader "Projector/Multiply" {
Properties {
_ShadowTex ("...
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For just converting Image's sprite To Texture use this:
Image.sprite.texture
And this will do the Job.
Thanks @virtouso for sharing the thread.
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// assume "sprite" is your Sprite object
var croppedTexture = new Texture2D( (int)sprite.rect.width, (int)sprite.rect.height );
var pixels = sprite.texture.GetPixels( (int)sprite.textureRect.x,
(int)sprite.textureRect.y,
(int)sprite.textureRect.width,
...
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DX_DContext->UpdateSubresource(
arrTex.Get(), i,
nullptr,
arr,
mapped.RowPitch, mapped.DepthPitch);
subresource parameter was wrong.
a subresource is actually combination of mipmap level and array element.
so we can use the formula 'curArrayelementIdx*totalmiplevel + curmiplevel' or d3d11calcsubresource
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